A cluster of high-profile scandals over working conditions have revealed the extent to which fashion’s efforts to improve standards in its supply chain are failing. Here’s how things need to change.

The US healthcare system is in urgent need of personal protective equipment, and the fashion industry is responding.

Charney won't say how much revenue Los Angeles Apparel is generating, only that he expects to surpass $20 million in annual sales in the next 12 months.

BoF breaks down the people behind the biggest fashion stories of the year.

Gildan Activewear Inc. is spicing up its image with a bid for American Apparel Inc., the racy and embattled purveyor of jerseys and tights.

The largest producer of American-made clothing filed for bankruptcy Monday, just nine months after ending its first stint under court protection.

Dov Charney is back, with a new company and plenty to say about the state of the fashion industry. But can he shoot down the albatross of his past? Charney speaks exclusively to BoF about what went wrong at American Apparel, his attempts to wrestle back control of the company he built and what he plans to do next.

US Bankruptcy Judge Brendan Shannon approved a reorganisation that hands control of American Apparel to senior lenders, eliminating what may have been Dov Charney's last shot at retaking control of the clothing chain.